Homemade Electric Drift go-Kart!!!

In Part 4 of my Electric go-Kart build, in a bid to not harm myself, I change the motor to a 3000w Votol motor kit I got from Amazon. I also change the wheels and lower the seating position. Do you think I should be done with this project yet?
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[@diyathomevn]

Hello, Oh! Very impressive! Your service is top notch, World record holder for most fuel efficient mini motorbike! I always like it.

[@TheBirells]

Hey, looking for longevity of the motor, size up the ventilation holes.

[@SkippyRockGame]

I can just drill them bigger?

[@TheBirells]

@@SkippyRockGame yep, but you’ll have to disassemble the plates to do it…

[@TheBirells]

Search for voltmasterp 1020 upgrade

[@SkippyRockGame]

@@TheBirells I don't mind taking stuff apart!

[@Chris21709]

Wow! Very impressive! Next, bigger cart, fiberglass body, roll cage, 30 kW motor . . . (maybe not). Looking forward to follow-on videos! Try a forstner drill bit for cleaner holes. West System epoxy comes with proportional pumps in each can. Pump same number of times for resin and hardener for perfect ratio.

[@juliabailey4627]

Awesome go cart build!!

[@SkippyRockGame]

Next cart will be more Cyclekart style. With 17in motorcycle wheels. I do have the pumps. But I didn't want to get them out and get them gooey again for a small project!

[@Chris21709]

My pumps stay in the cans and continue working well even after a couple of years without any use. No gooey. I'll have to look up cyclekart. @@SkippyRockGame

[@Chris21709]

Cyclecart style: cool! Visions of Bugatti.@@SkippyRockGame

[@SkippyRockGame]

I had these leftover from a paddleboard I built last summer and with no looming projects I took apart the pumps and cleaned them well. I just need to get them back out. I'll need to for the cycle kart. I'll likely build the body form cedar strips, kayak style!

[@JavaRacingCo]

Where did you get the drift sleeves from? Cool build btw!

[@SkippyRockGame]

Thanks for watching! www.monsterscooterparts.com/catalog/product/view/id/37153/s/11x7-10-5-pvc-plastic-tire-sleeves-for-drift-trikes-set-of-two/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQiA6vaqBhCbARIsACF9M6lBtnY1GJ7V9qWik_Mu_DEgnYgRYnnPw8nRjsFX25qC1GBsDWrp5E8aAqEuEALw_wcB

[@Lonwolf4019]

Hi i am new to the channel Im interested in where you got that sprocket for that type of motor

[@SkippyRockGame]

www.ebay.com/itm/204416915405

[@Lonwolf4019]

Thank you so much I had no idea that existed till I seen your video

[@stuartgoodall225]

Thats
More, the frame length l was talking about( electric cycle cart video 1), thanks😊

[@SkippyRockGame]

This series was my first go at building a go kart from scratch, and yeah. I just based the size around me. So I could kit but it was still small.

[@trail_mix24]

We need skippy rock on Android

[@SkippyRockGame]

I'll discuss that with our development team (meaning I'll harass my brother about this over the holiday weekend!).

[@trail_mix24]

@@SkippyRockGame sounds good lol

[@EpsilonZeroKarts]

Yeah, that motor is smoked. It can't handle that much weight.

[@SkippyRockGame]

Hey! I'm trying to lose some weight! Any motor recommendations? I want something better than this but not as big as I had originally.

[@EpsilonZeroKarts]

I use Motenergy motors exclusively on my large kart. I know some people like QS Motors for lower power applications, but I've no experience with them personally. @@SkippyRockGame

[@nabnab2145]

​@@SkippyRockGamemaybe a smaller qs motor ? the one it had originaly is probs the best way to go but i havent seen anything in the mid range

[@SkippyRockGame]

I'm going back with the original motor. Going to try it out with the street tires and the lower seat position. The other motor was disappointing. Maybe I'll make a small kart for my kids with it.

[@EpsilonZeroKarts]

FYI, motors are not supposed to smoke. If that was winding varnish, you might as well toss it now. @@SkippyRockGame